Jersey open public meetings law was enacted to ensure the right of the public to have an advanced notice of and attend the meetings of public bodies at which any business affecting their interest is discussed or acting upon in accordance with the provisions of this act the Frankford Township Board of Education has called advanced notice of
this meeting and general agenda to be submitted for publishing in the official newspapers as well as district and municipal offices on May 17th 2024 this meeting will be recorded for a subsequent public broadcast please rise and app
I pledge aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liy and justice for all roll call Jessie here John tiger
here Chelsea sto here Charlene molar here Chris Dexter not here Jamie Armondo here Kathleen Adam here Caitlyn Fredo here Mandy joust here okay so we start off with a very great
thing I'll read our staff member of the month's nomination I work with a teacher this year here's Chris deer who could be nominated any month for Teacher of the month or year Mrs gret I'm lucky to be in her classroom
for two different periods and two different subject matters social studies and science both of her classes have a variety of teaching learning and learning experiences for the kids Mrs Gray's classes are not just packets quizzes and Ed puzzles but include
numerous projects experiments presentations games discussions and various educational videos she allows kids to work on assignments independently sometimes in pairs or threes or groups sometimes letting kids decide sometimes it's her choice I
believe Jen really tries to engage the kids and keep their attention most games projects and experiments are not on their computers but Hands-On Mrs C's classes are interactive and interesting for the kids and Paris too she's also willing to try new things and is the
first to say this is new for me too she has full control of her classroom not a class that you see a lot of kids acting out please consider Mrs Gray For an upcoming teacher of the month or sit in a class of her I'd like to say that I'm smarter than a fifth grader but I've
learned several things this year from her classes congratulations Mrs you know do said the mystery of all your par you also get a gift card so congratulations teacher of the
[Applause] mon okay so next up uh is recognition Circle I don't think we have any new ads but I do want to just say something very
happy there's recognition Circle but in looking at the budget it does cost money and without looking at your agenda who can tell me who's on there this month I can tell you when I'm at pickup not one parent notices no one no one notices it
when I'm out there I ask who is that I can tell you a lot of parents here do not know who Jennifer NST is that it just is like I don't want to say it's wasting money because it is a um recognition that we have but I just feel
like something like Mrs GRE this where you get a gift certificate is a little bit more than this because no one not many people notice it and it does cost $600 a year and we're on a tight
budget how about the the LED board that's instead of a street sign we could just put it on there instead of Reon I know who's on there is because she posted yeah she posted well somebody posted it for Jen like oh look who's up there and then Jen texted me she's like wow I'm up there I
didn't even know I would be and I was like okay I think you were here when we said you would be that's all right I don't think anyone realizes that their name actually goes up there yeah they just think they do they get the sign afterwards that's how it works with the town yeah I think you get the sign
afterwards but like I'm trying to say this nicely I hate junk like I they'll know they were there because they'll get it's going to get thrown in the garage probably yeah like so I don't know if you we could revisit it next
year at budget time or we could re reallocate the $600 this year to something else but I do agree we do have the the LED sign and we could put something up there in recognition um and of course I would want to finish this list because we did make these promises
to these people but so thank about it very good point just trying to save money wherever we can um okay so then we have uh Mason Ros as our Frankfurt hero do you need to say anything about that
or um you don't have to if you don't want to I had it and I lost it so I'm sure you'll tell him I will say so Mason has already been nominated he's already been uh told um and this was presented by Mrs
fores as Mason being a student who is constantly polite constantly kind constantly going out of his way to make sure that his classmates are aware of their surroundings the people around them and how they should be acting towards each other and everybody else
and Mrs Rez felt it was important that he get his due and he had a plate of fries and cookies and cream ice cream on me what a great okay so then we have uh sus County
um SBA unsung unsung hero award going to Ellie Hernandez and I believe that's on March 31st right I can't I have a work commitment that night I don't know I think is it two board members to go um I mean any board members that can go or um Mr Sylvester and I will be there we're
both planning on going if anybody it's March 31st if anybody wants to reach out to them and coordinate going I went last year it's a nice night I know I would have went this year but I I don't know her personally but I would have went it's just nice to hear about all the kids from all the other schools too
they've done yeah um so that's great good for her um no student council update superintendent principal section all right so I'll store with the staff
basketball game we recently had oh man we have the MVP good try Dominic thank goodness for Mr Sylvester that's the reason it was as close as it was uh but we took that never fluke that was the true definition
of a I tell you what you're a gamer a wrestler you look pretty good out there yeah maybe we'll do student staff wrestling now that sounds horrible Dominic nope Dominic you had a nice Bridge B
no yes so uh you know now we know what we need to do leading into next year the training has already started and we're very motivated as a staff you know to end this I think it's 5 years well you know ask you know Max is in eighth grade next year yep you're a
board member I was just going to say Dylan's grade year uh School Board expand there might be able to be a stacked stack team we can
get so excited I definitely wasn't the difference made but you look good out there running up and down but what a cool experience a full gym uh so cool to see um I believe we uh the eighth grade class got about
$1,300 for their picnic so that should be fully covered which is phenomenal so great turnout yeah great turnout just a just a great evening um cheerleaders too were there at halftime they they did a great job yeah so very cool um and then
I'll just discuss Pi Day that we recently had on Friday Also my first experience uh with that so the top four staff members that the kids during lunch put money in the jars and the buckets of course Mr Sylvester you know myself and
uh I think it was Mr Simons and Mr post um we got pied by the four students fifth uh fifth through eighth grade who recited the most numbers or digits in piie so uh that was also a very fun cool experience luckily I escaped it just
grazed my head Dave took a pile right in the square in the face I heard the metal just Ricochet off I was going to sayen for the second year in a row Hing stre good job it was Lily Dany from
fifth grade Aiden sixth grade Abby Simon seventh grade who did her dad and then uh Jack gave did the kids pick who did 130 yeah 130 numbers by Jack that's amazing um but yeah those are just like two you
know things uh you know that I felt were worth mentioning here um there's a lot of upcoming events and then finally just talking about the preliminary budget just a little um backstory and history on that um thank you to the finance committee um we've met we've discussed
we've looked at you know everything in depth and I think it's also worth noting uh the state really promoted that no school would take less than a 3% uh loss and what came to a surprise for everybody at least in the county at the
most recent Round Table I was at uh last Tuesday was you couldn't get more than 6% of what you were owed meaning that we were capped getting 6% so we got the $27,000 but after doing some more research last year 41,000 I'm sorry
$41,000 but after doing some more research we were actually owed $660,000 more that the state did not give us because that would be above the the 6% so um a lot of schools were in you know similar situations it's kind of ironic
that during the whole S2 you know local fair share this and that they had no problem taking away but then based on the numbers and the figures we're rly Ed you know $60,000 more but they came up with the formula of oh you can't get more than 6% over Cod to us but we're
not allowed to have exactly like many other schools figured out that they were also um in the same boat but all things considered I think we're in a good spot based on our you know our finance committee meetings um we have a lot of you know good ideas and I know it's
definitely much better than I know like a lot of other schools were at this time last year um we don't anticipate having to cut any staff which is a which is a big win we've thought of some creative ways I know Mr lar will go into more depth and more detail but you know to
combat the rising you know inflation cost that everybody's you know dealing with um just the price of everything you know going up so um with that I'll leave it there for my superintendent's report do you have a report um Mr s we
did have a uh case of harassment intimidation and bullying this this month that was confirmed that was case 24254 um other than other than that that really Mr Newman really kind of hit all
the the highlights of this past month thank you motion to open public comment motion second any public comments no no no going once twice three times motion to close public comment
second okay so we have a lot of activities going on um this month tomorrow is the parent info night for the e8th grade trip here in the library 6: to 8 tre's Marketplace and family fun night hosted by the PT um on Wednesday the 21st we have the FTA
pep fiber fund 4: to 6: p.m. the 25th Jump Rope for Heart 3 p.m. the 31st unsung heroes awards ceremony um April 3rd High Point musical preview for grades 5 through 8 April 5th
is the FTA pep egg hunt at noon these April 7th through the 14th we'll have the book fair April 8th is the PTA meeting April 9th and 10th are early dismissal for the and spring conferences
the 10th also at 7:15 is the fifth grade parent meeting for Camp Mason the 11th is the superintendent's Roundtable recipient banquet um you missed Mr lard April 16th is your favorite board president's birthday April 17th is the
PTA steam night April 18th through the 25th is spring break so so school will be closed um so so that's what we have and then I think the Monday after that is the board meeting right April 28th yes so we have
a lot of a lot going on um policy and curriculum yeah I'll follow up on uh traps come support there's 38 chers this year who have worked hard to get their businesses up and running at the same time the PTA will be hosting their Outer
Space Jam uh so come on over and have a dance party outdoor dance party listen to a story or indoor dance party uh jam and listen to a story and then come shop what these great entrepreneurs have at the marketplace is great um the other thing I'm also looking forward already
to is summertime and the student Choice boards that we sent home for all of the kids in uh incoming first through uh 8th grade and trying to figure out a way to add something to it found a company called books are fun who offers a book
blast it's a book raiser right so we're not raising money but instead we're going raise some books the company guarantees that every child in the building so 518 books will go home at bare minimum every child in the building will take home a
book this summer I have a coinciding that they'll they come gift wrapped in each child's name we'll open them that last week of school and send home their summer Choice boards at the same time the book Riser will begin May 12th there'll be a little treasure trest piece of paper that everybody gets home
and it's one of those QR codes that you send out and share and and everybody will get a good book to get home take home and read the summer so hopefully it encourage some summer reading so that's just that QR code is just to donate money to it yeah you donate online oh awesome and whoever there's some other
benefits in there teachers who get 60% class participation get a $100 gift card if they get 100% uh participation from their class they get a $200 gift card the kids get prizes along the way and things like that um some schools will
give their kids up to they can get a maxim of 10 books at home in the summertime depending on how much money is raised Dr does that go through the end of the school year it'll start May 12th and it's a two we push yep do they all
get the same book or no so prek through eight uh has different titles there are 10 titles for each grade level and they're appropriate for what their reading level so they just randomly are given or does the teacher like suggest
so if I'm a first grade student the book the first book everybody gets the second book if you get two books oh so so in the grade level though they all the book okay y as far as I know I mean I might make liar of myself if everybody gets a
different book so then also under policy and curriculum um Mrs eer asked at one of the board meetings like hey where do we find our policies and where do we when things are updated or where's the manual um so it kind of uh got me thinking so I
to talk to Kate and Charlene because they are on the policy committee so um and then I talk to Mr Newman and Mr lard I usually copy Mr Sylvester too but um starting next month before our board meetings the policy committee will meet
and we're going to look just we asked Mr Newman to dig up did you do five oldest polic that's a lot yeah like old policies that we could be proactive in looking at and seeing if we need to update or renew um you know just that we're we're constantly looking and we're not being reactive to things um so we
have our first set that we'll be reviewing uh April 28th at 5:00 pm jine did you want to do a summary on the Young author conference or is that something yeah thanks for the reminder I really appreciate that uh I told you guys about the young author's conference
the young authors's conference uh is part of one book one community and the conference was on uh Saturday March 5th we had about it was a small crew this year we had about 50 48 5 48 or 51 students there um but we were here in
the gym they did a or in the building they did a lot of writing sessions the um topic was unusual animal friends so we had a a pony and a goat with two babies coming in the building and the kids got to read a story to the pony and
the goats and uh not a big mess so it was all good and they did a lot of writing it was really it was a really really nice event so we're going to start start planning next year again with the region it's a nice way to bring them all together and the night before that I just remembered we had our Middle
School seventh and eighth grade Winter Dance that went off without a hitch the kids had a blast um everybody had a good time uh the student council did a great job preparing the decorations were wonderful food pizza all nine like I
said the kids had a really good time we keep forget do you have a presentation on the budget that want go over not a formal presentation we will the uh April meeting I know just go through the summary of the budget uh
take out any questions any board members have uh just in summary the budget here presents we are going to cap uh which is a 4.03% levy increase uh I'm going to highlight some of the major constraints that we had uh and then I'll go into a
little bit more detail so first off major increases which are all fixed items that we had we had the salaries of course uh though they were going to 3.25% cumulatively they ended up going up as a collective 2.7% and that's just based on breakage
and Staffing ships over the years uh so it doesn't always even though the salary uh contract was three and a quarter you know how it averages out with with breakage and stuff that's how it worked out to 2.7 uh Transportation contracts renewals are set by the state
at 3.5% 3.57% so that's our to and from school transportation with Craft um medical and dental benefits our medical insurance was going up at 99.66% the state plan this year is going up
14% um dental benefits 10% property insurance 15% energy that's Gas and Electric 15% um overall those six items I just listed are 86% of our budget so the rest
is the discretionary items the curriculum materials supplies maintenance of the facilities and everything now we do try to put money each year into our maintenance Reserve that's what helps us when we have a boiler issue or anything major that has
to do with um Safety and Security and the ability to keep the school open that goes to our maintenance Reserve so we try to make sure we have a little bit in there every year for any what ifs but generally speaking you're only looking at 14% of our budget is is discretionary
at that point so with that said um I don't know if anyone wants to go through the the the full rundown of the summary by category um which I can certainly do uh as just to kind of cut to the chase
though the results of what this budget is as proposed just say revenues things that we had in here to try and offset we do have some some shared services we're working on for curriculum with montue that's a $225,000 uh you know offset
we're we're plan we're hoping for uh we do have $193,000 of tuition coming from other school districts so we're trying to you make the most if we can bring the more students we can bring into our our multiple disability program the more it
will offset or mitigate the per people cost and we will reduce our overall costs um this year we've added another one so that is going to save our budget at least another $53,000 um the other hund the other 140
is offsetting the fact that we have to hire St for it and it's going to mitigate Services uh also in there we have um we're taking out of our capital reserve $34,000 to demolish the TC
which is about 12 years old 14 there ISO in here I have the Architects review we had the Architects come in the engineers take a look at it they confirmed it's it's not worth repairing unfortunately but we it does
cause some shuffling of space inside so where do she go in there we've started brainstorming that and we have a plan okay yeah we do have a plan um the Highlight there what the effect is on the budget which we'll talk more at the public hearing next month the
average increase for Branchville will be $22.76 Frankford $128 31 on the budget itself that's four so what you know I know technically speaking the base budget is tapped at
2% there are the state gives you growth adjustments based on certain items that that they'll allow you to change your tax Lev to go above the two and those adjustments are one you get an adjustment for health insurance so if the state goes over 2%
their renewal is more than 2% and yours goes over 2% you're allowed to increase your tax levy by the difference between the 2% and yours capped at whatever the state was an increase so the state is going up to 14% any School District that had an
increase in health care costs between two and 14% would get an automatic cap adjustment to cover that so we were allowed $139,000 cap adjustment because our medical insurance rates went up uh
99.66% uh then we had after that we just had two years of Bank cap left over we had some from 2223 which is $4,100 we had $93,000 from from last year that was not utilized uh which allowed us
to to get to where we are obviously it's not ideal going above the 2% certainly is not popular however I we went as Administration and as the board we went through a lot of things trying to find wherever we could get chunks out of the
budget um you know the bigger things were're trying to work on some shared services as much as possible the tuition is a big one uh but the fact is is this year there are so many items going up in cost um oh and another one is we're
trying to work with uh the one toone nurse that was a uh very costly item that uh we're trying to work on ways working with the the union to to create a combo position or combined position that helps the staff member here as well
as saves a lot on the budget so the the big constraint was the fact of the matter is how much cost are increasing right now fixed items insurance is all these natural natural events are really driving up insurance
rates energy is going up like crazy we got a notice from we're in a shared service program the ases program which does public bids for all school districts across the state and we were told expect 15% on average if you do gas and electric that's going to average
about 15% so things are just there's not a lot we can do so if you you wanted if if the goal is to only keep it at 2% you really start squeezing your instructional program to where it's didn't we have the percentage left over from last year to go to this like we
didn't spend all of that last year we were allowed to go 99.9% we went I think 4.2 4 point something like that so the difference is so you were not allowed to bank the difference between what you went to and the 9.9 but you were allowed
to bank whatever you had allow for growth adjustments so we had an enrollment growth adjustment that we didn't use right I misunder so that amount we were allowed to bank but not the difference going up to the 9.9 um oh so we couldn't do
5% no that this year that last year was just a one shot deal for everybody one done like use it or lose it if you will I mean the great news is is from what we were looking at and it
last year was tough very tough and this year was again tough but we did not lose programs for the students and that was after losing programs last year and staff members last year that was a big Focus that we wanted to make sure that we didn't lose program we want to be
student oriented and give the kids the best experience that they can have here so I lost sleep over one program that I was like please don't tell me please don't tell me we and the finance committee was great uh Mr Newman Mr lard and Mr Sylvester um
working the numbers so that we avoid losing any programs for the students um for this year versus going into the year after when we do next year's budget the hope is that we have some high cost out of District placements that will be graduating to
High Point which will be helping our budget um but I tell you one concern I have right now which you know we're fingers crossed fortunately our grants aren't that significant that it is a question as to whether our federal grants for next year which we won't find
out until most likely July or early as June but most likely July is our our federal Esa grants that's for Title One title two title three those pay for is that the 180,000 50 right federal grants we got
150 is is our idea special ed Grant so that pays for a lot of our summer stuff as well as all of our private placement tuition pays for most of it um but if those get reduced then we'll I'll be looking through the budget see if we
have to rearrange things that the I'll be telling you there's no recognition Circle then that'll be the person one on we usually [Music]
cic laminated yes laminated put it in a nice uh you know frame hanging on the wall store much better than a [Laughter] $600 um does anyone have any questions or want some details on any specific
items or so we waitting until find out how much the federal government is going to give us we well we won't find out right now I have it planned for flat um in in the budget but if we you know hopefully
they'll they they tell us every year plan for 80% of what you got uh and generally speaking it's almost always been the same amount um just this year they've had meetings to say you know just in case things get changed because obviously what's going on federal level
that we could be getting significantly less um I didn't want to have to just plan for the what ifs and then put a big cushion in here or something to try and plan for that so if it happens we'll we'll so we're going to the county with this and then we'll approve it in April right
so the county comes back and says okay and then we approve this in April but then we still stand the chance that in July we're negative yeah if the grants come come back right you know less than ideal then we'll start really is there ever a July
where we don't have to have a [Laughter] meeting no we won't have to have a meeting for why do they think they're going to come back less this year uh only because you know speculation with the president cutting back on a federal program so that's really what it's based
on school were supposed to get more though supposed to come back not yeah they want it more local right than they wanted they're looking at the Department of Education federally so that would
give more money back to schools though no they want to put it back on to the state level right so it give the state more money to give to the schools and really what it sounds like overall I don't know for sure but what it sounds like overall is they want locally right they want you locally to be funding your
school they want like people in New Jersey to pay for New Jersey students but and then they want like the town town like Frankfurt is going to get their money from frankurt and Branchville whoever whoever lives here that's who would pay and so that's there that's where your property taxes would
just go up but there's also I think a levy on that isn't there there's a limit on it that's that 2% and those solar panels aren't they ours they are do we get any Kickback from there we we what we do is technically speaking they are owned by sunlight
General they paid for the install and we buy the electricity from them at a raise that's below What jcpnl would charge and our R still going up well they do they're capped on how much they can grow each year uh but we only get some of our
electricity from there because uh it's it's it's only on sunny days that we're getting that we're generating electricity so you're getting most of it in the summer but we don't get uh it's not as much as you would think it's not as much of a savings as you
would think honestly it's not a huge savings so how does any of that benefit us then you just get a reduce electric rate yeah it's just a they pay us for the property at least to put these solar panels on no no we will own them after 30 years we about and then they're or 12
years and then you're going to pay to recycle them and don't even get started on that so the pay to pay to participate for 2024 2025 you also had an analysis of that and we're hoping not to raise um that amount except that now we've lost
two buses and uh that the school loans so the transportation cost to your athletic events is now going to be factored into this so I think this year we were doing okay right but next year with the transportation to
extracurriculars Mr Lard has a whole yeah I'll give you I'll move on to that so essentially pay to participate for this year um we still have a few signups I think left for for track we might bring in a little bit more activity fees but we're hoping I'm fingers crossed
we're going to come really close to breaking even what page on uh this is on the packet page 18 I just have an is of everything as of the beginning of March so right now we still have for activities we have track is waiting to
happen and as well as the uh chorus and music event in June which will pretty much I'm guessing should get us almost to zero uh which is great uh but as as Mandy said is we are losing two buses
this year um and then which will also cause us to need to contract out more Transportation next year for our activities what's the two buses that we two buses that we owe yeah we have two buses that are they reach their end of
yeah so it becomes a point where it's either we Finance two buses and yeah or we s or we Source it out because the financing versus the drivers that are really hard to find for the same price we have is there any way to like sell those buses for any minimal profit we're
going to list them at auction my guesses will probably get for on average $10,000 per bus so but they're they're reaching end of end of life um I think we could get one more year but the maintenance repairs is they just go back school
where does that money go back to yeah they just can't be used for school kids that'll just be miscellaneous Revenue so can we put any of that money into the pay to play like to make it or the sewer project we can certainly discuss it how we want to use it yeah
we can do it to pay to miscellaneous it's where it's needed yes we we I mean it's it's funny how the state lets you or doesn't let you use miscellaneous so if we get it I have to actually petition the commissioner to use miscellaneous Revenue it's supposed
to just sit there and you got a request its use from the the superintendent of County not a big deal we can figure that out um but certainly I'm hoping we get $10,000 per bus so this leads into the next thing of Transportation bids but
you already explained our transportation cost percentage going up I don't really remember it it's high and then we're adding the two contracted routes correct so this the transportation bids resolution is to to go to bid for the two additional bus routes as well as do a second bid for all of our school
related activities so I want to last time we did this we out of all of our routes we got bids for about two of them I'm hoping we can word it a little bit better to get fixed rates for for more of our activities uh and then any ones any routes that we don't have someone
available to drive we'll know the rate we're going to will be charged for for doing it yeah so that's going to affect that's where it will affect activity fees but we will know by the time this bid is we'll have a better idea of what to estimate and see what we can do about
you know avoiding uh major impacts to the activity freeway and we'll make our current Transportation provider you know aware of that we're doing this as well because I know when you and I had to sit down with the two people from the Transportation Company um you know when
we had that first uh delay opening slash closure um of the school year um you know they said like oh we didn't even see that come through so if we just give them a friendly heads up like Hey we're doing this like our current you know Transportation provider that we're using will most likely give us I would assume
should you in theory give us a good deal right great TCU evaluation TCU that was included in your packet page 20 just the The Architects analysis of the structure so
essentially put this thing in a long time ago a very long time um anyhow it sits on on uh it's still on his frame but sits on blocks but it's just gravel underneath so do we have bids for that work that work no not
yet Brian's getting quotes that through Co-op for it and then the four employees that are in that need to pack up and move their stuff so you're working on a place to put their stuff oh yes yeah MH does it fit on a cart
M everything but the meetings that I have figure out what to do we'll just sit we work but that is planned to remove this uh starting and then we had a fire drill and school safety drill that's next sorry Mr lard are you
done y I think we also had discussion too about the potential of replacing the uh TCU with a you know a different structure as well if that was possible as well it looks to me like Mr move his office the the issue is and you could
move in there is if we build a structure foring wage it'll be significant so trying to see there's a way to go somewhere and buy when it's already built a modular modular and have it you know I know this guy I know this
guy who to be selling his 27 foot RV is it a 30 something foot I know school is bues two buses them together put them together that's not a bad idea I was just about to say 20 bucks Don
rhinerson can do it going to be jealous so we're going to explore all options you know it's not a done deal that they'll be the four employees will be moving back in the building or trying to find Space so we're going to exhaust all options to try to make it
work but unfortunately bu thing based on the architecture for like it's a it's a safety concern now we'll need a lot of curtains 50 so I think there was there a fire drill today uh no it was last week and we'll have our safety drill this week okay so we just haven't had it yet
but the safety drill will be sometime this week great okay um and we do we need to go into an executive session I did have real quick just one thing yeah I actually have all right so motion to go ready 15
minutes let's be quick St Patrick's Day has plans wait did we motion yeah [Music] yeah the same issue last oh on the consent agenda you have January's meeting for the meeting minutes but it should be
feary changed it from December to January you also miss my birthday on the list of GES there okay we are back in session and we are going to vote on the consent agenda um so be it resolved that the frankfur
Township Board of Education accept the recommendation of the superintendent of schools to approve the above identified regular agenda items number 20253 17-3 through 205 20253
17-32 am I going all the way through 24 24 there's a budget consent as well through 24 oh okay okay so it's uh items 3 through 24 K Adam yes Jamie arm need motion need
motion Kate was motion very good at that Kate Adam for your vote Jamie Armond yes Chris Dexter abstain three and four yes on everything Charlene molar yes Chelsea stole yes
John tiger yes Jesse vaugh yes Caitlyn Freda yes Mandy just yes so now we have the budget consent agenda yes I have numbers for item number 25 so it would be general fund total expenditures is 11,
[Music] 921,000 M 594 300 uh total at the other end is total expenditures 12 million 354 962 less anticipated revenues of
1,642 572 uh total taxes including Debt Service 10,712 390 did you get that Dominic all right motion motion for this cons agenda
second it resolved that the frankf for Township Board of Education accept the recommendation of the superintendent of schools to approve the above identified regular agenda items number 20253 17-25 through 2025 0317
d32 do I need to say what 32 is okay three TI roll call Charlene molar yes Chelsea stole yes John tiger 3 two is that the one we just added yes wait let me add read2 close motion to approve request
from Ronnie to Frankford to donate 30 days of accumulated sick time to uhar Charlie M yes Chelsea stole yes John tiger uh no to the first one yes to the second one no to taxes and yes to
okay so yes to Rony okay Jesse vaugh yes Caitlyn Fredo yes Andy joust yes Kate Adam yes Jamie Arondo yes Chris Dexter yes motion to open public comment motion
second any public comment motion to close public comment second um item other items and good of the order our next meeting is April 28th uh complete your annual ethics disclosure and governance training I
know I put this out there and we we do have um one board member um or maybe his wife willing to shoper on the eighth grade dance and that's Chris Dexter um so thank you Chris Dexter for your volunteerism um and then I did put out
um a message to our three parents of eighth graders so handing out diplomas this year will be Charlene monar Caitlyn Fredo and Jesse no who's the other eth grade and John tiger so they they'll hand out the eighth grade diplomas
um be next year next year I'll end my service right in the middle of greenly's year so I won't do um also May 6th is the Sussex County School Board Association meeting at Newton Country Club um I hler you guys go they're great and they're going to be
recognizing um Ming from kin who got County teacher you County right she got County county of County oh yeah oh yeah yeah c t y yeah um so it's a great I I recommend you register it's in your email it's
easy to register online so that's me and Wyatt's mom yes Frankford mom Frankford mom doing great things okay anybody else any other items motion to adourn
motion said happy St patri oh Happ I love all your green yeah I'm really great right